davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Va = MI A4A<FH y q 49,
SUCH applications, when made by in
dividuais. They probably suspected
4 iob, but the ole Indicated that the
party was at once suspicious and an
moved with the Administration. they
are. moreover, hostile to the Govern
ment in the matter Of the " ilson m
inquiry. The "Caffarel incident"
has, as we anticipated, developed If,
self into n matter of grave political
Importance. The intriguing women
with whom General Caffarel was al
lied, implicated M. Wilson, the Pre-
sident's son-in-law, as n of the per-
soornages in high place who sold deco
rations and though the accusation
was not supported by evidence worth
q straw, II let loose a food of sccusa-
lions against M. Wilson. He was
charged with abusing bis influence
over the President TO advance bis
own interests !; with too close an ALI
ance with M. M. Dreyfus, who once
had a grand contract in Peruvian
guano; with paying his bills for a
splendid house by u grant OF decora-
tons to all the tAdesmen employed,
down even to the plumber; with per-
suading, or erather ordering, nppli-
cants for favours to send advertise
ments TO two papers OF his own ; n
with a wholesale misuse of The Pre-
sident's right OF franking letters with
a stamp. None Of these charges
have been verified, and only one, the
misuse Of The stamp, is prSmaJacie
credible the abuses exposed in our
own Post Office while ranking exis-
ted were incredible-but this much
seems to be clear. NJ. Wilson, a
man of multiiarious affairs, and a
seeker after fortune, while living in
the Elysee pushed his W businesses
eagerly, received and answered zoo,
600 letters asking generally for his
patronage, and contrived to raise,
possibly through some defect OF man
ner, in the minds of numerous bust
ness men an imlpressi on that the way
to get on in the world was TO help in ~
creasing the prosperity of M. Wilson.
There is, that we can see, no evidence
of direct corruption,-which, indeed,
considering M. Wilson's wealth and
position, is most improbable; but
there is evidence that he used his re-
lationship to the President to make of
himself a magnate powerful in all
business affairs, and with political in
fuence out Of proportion 10 his poll
teal position. When attacked by
the Press, he defended himself a lit
tie too vaguely; and when assailed
by his constituents, he made q
speech SO obstinately evasive, that
they refused a vote OF. confidence,
and called on him TO resign. He
wouldnot meet the charges brought
except in q way of bis own and his
audience jumped to. The conclusion
that he would not meet them at all.
He was probably oopIy obstinate; but
the impression he made was non the
less unfatourab1e. 5a6g aHT
Before even THIS had happened, the
political enemies of the President saw
iFth~ mul,itudin6vs acetisations hurl-
, 1887-11-26

mier is not only free from any suspi7
cion Of completely IN the scandals, bur
must have sanctioned .the unusually
severe steps taken by the policeih
searching for papers; but, with ' ex,
IRENE want Of tact. he strongly re-
sisted the motion. Instead of eagerly
accepting the proposal as necessary
to clear nj. Wilson's honour, M. Will
son being, it mist be remembered, an
Under Secretary, and useful to cor
rect misconceptions in the public
mind, he refused urgency. and demur-
red even to inquiry, alleging that the
matter was one for the Courts, and
outside the province of the Chamber
altogether. He was probably misled
by a feeling OF loyalty to the Presi-
dency, which is not in France as in
England above the Government, but
forms part of it, the discussions of the
Cabinet often taking place in the
Presidents presence; and also, per-
haps, by a wish to avert nm annoy
ance from M. Gr9vy, to whom he is
indebted for his marvellous promo
ton. At all events, he committed
the bIunder, and was punished there
and then. Opinion in France, though
corrupt on many points, is intolerant
of official malversation; one. halt fine
Deputies, if suspected of sitting in
quiry, would have lost their
seats; the Monarchists simply hate
M. Gr6vy for his well known opinion
that the dynasties should be banished
from France; and the parties rushed
together to support NJ. d'Ornnno's de-
mand of urgency. In a House of
534 Members-lhat is, as nearly full
as the average of ilI-heaIth or unavoid-
able accidents will allow il to be
only 1855 Deputies supported VI.
Rouyier, and urgency was voted,
against his remonstrance, by a ma
jority of 224,-that.is is, by y total of
$40, or mich more than half the
House.
This vote, we conceivr-and M.
Wilson, we see, agrees with us-car-
ries with it the inquiry. The sub
stantive vote, il is true, has still to he
taken, and great pressure may be
brought TO bear; but it is inconceiv-
able that the result should be to
reverse the vote on urgency. The
idea that M. Grevy will threaten to
resign if an inquiry is granted, is
preposterous !; he would be accused
of stretching his personal popularity
to shield a delinquent reiativv. The
Deputies must refuse the inquiry, if
anybody and while many Of them
dislike the President, and a few are
eager to cause confusion by any
device whatever, the majority are
either impatient of corruption, or
well aware that their constituents are.
Unless The inquiry is averted by some
totally unforeseen incident, it must, we
conceive, BE granted; end it must
almost necessarily end in NJ. Greyy's
resignation. He is entirely innocent
himself, and most politicians in France
would do much to shield him; but If
NJ. Wilson is condemned, the presi-
dent will be accused of culpable
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against him comes upon him with
a shock which, to a man of his years
md rigid habits, makes public life ia
torture, and life underth microscope
Of Paris only a burden !
M. CREWS resignation, as. w9'
showed IN detail last week, must, in
any case, be an event Of immense
Importance, for the next President
will try TO rule ; but much of its
meaning will depend upon the name
OF his successor, a subject upon which
there is as yet 20 light. It is. one Of
the most Disappointing facts in The
history OF the third French. Republic
that under its regime, though it has
lasted for sixteen years, SO few men
OF the first class have forced them
selves, or been called by the people, to
the front. M. Theirs, M. Grevy, nj.
Gambetta, all made their regulations
before the Constitution was drawn UP;
and of the new men. vi. de Freycinet
M. Jules Ferry, M. Floquet, N. Bris-
son, M. Washington, M. Clemenceau,
and General Boulanger, not n can.
claim irst-clsss repute, o. an undis-
puted hold on the reverence of the.
people. The people, il is true. have
not to elect, and the Assembly will
be its W aucus ; but the Senators
and Deputies will be eagerly anxious,
IT only because of the effect upon
their seats, that their choice should
be ratified by at least a general
acquiescence. The Republic is not
yet so old that il matters nothing
whether the people approve the Pre-
sident or not. AS yet il is popularity
supposed that M. de Freycintt will
be the choice OF the Assembly, and
ne certainly is the foremost figure in.
the ranks of the politicians. The
Op%portunists, who will throw ~ heavy
vote, are devoted to NJ. Jules Ferry;
but he has against him the pronouiic-
ed hostility of all the Radical GROUP s,
who call him by the nickname of s'ihe
a of Tonquin.' NJ FIoquef cannot
be elected, unless it is understood that
the Court of ST. Petersburg with
draws it's objections to him indivi-
dualIy; NJ. Brisson lost his ia
your in office; and against the two
Radicals, the Monarchisis, Upportn-
nists, and NJ. G'evy's following in the
SENATE are certain to unite. We shnl
hear as the discussion advances, Of
many new names, and possibly Of one
in particular, NJ. Fipurens. whom it
is just now all the fashion 10 praise.
M. FlOurens, an officia. selected by
NJ. Grevy in despair, is held to have
succeeded in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, and it is of foreign affairs that
the Deputies think first in every com
bination. NJ. Flourens will, we ven
.tpre, to predict, be very 500 much
more in the front, aud so probably
will be some soldier MS yet unmarked
by any observer out OF France. All
this il, however, speculation more or
less in the air. The two facis quite
certain are that u change III the Pre-
sidency has become probable, and
THAT no person can be elected .Presi-
dent without the support or acqnies-
Ef 4sFfra@ - 49, 4xaAE
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&eo. Dr. 9autborne, atlanta. go
Mar9 '86.)
Saloonfolfet fortaller at 8robibitionz
en- er en- Jailure / @eorsia, % bog er
Intallet al Gorbrpbelier / Counter unz
Der Yrobibitionen aftaset 80 Hrocent.
vDet bar gbela9t @ienbomsueroien /
Ntlanta" Sen er mi balpanben WiQion
mere enb ben bar ct Nar iiben.
u6orretnin9sfolfet forlaber 8pen."
Sfienfeoerter, Dranfere, @amblere,
Da9bripere, Deao beats o9 1tib9er bar
forlabt os. DisIe u9 life anbre."
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Sen rationale Gnfampment

of Grand Army of the Republic, Der
bespnber ben 81 Sept. / ct. 2ouis loper at
Blue ct al be itprite os nleit interesiante Wfpz
Der al Nattonens tapre 5oriparere fra iioite
&rig. Dner belle Noroneiteu bar u@osiarne
biaa" ~beiluttet at 9aa meo Burlington, be
er &outen fra Minneiota, 8isconiin, Sa>
toto, Soma os norbre sSninuis. Sen bar bet
6ortrln at ben lpber oirefte paa fin e9en
8aue fra ct. Yaul os Ninneapolis % til
ct Bouts, at ben lgber lanss Misiisiippten
500 @ile os siper &eiieuoe slnleonins til at
upbe 8elfuelien at ale be ~ifipnneite Natur@
jceuer I Mmerifa. Sen mebfprer Spiieposne
% Sopeposne, bar ben sjenueite os beneite
8ane al ale iposaaenoe, us bebanoler fine
#asia9erer iaa bel, ombpsseiis os foriistls
at be altio Bnifer at ,fomme isien".
Burlington oil ubitcoe Billet for Sur os
@etur. Sor aue S~plpsninser benpenoer man
fig til Nsenten for Burlington. Scr. U. S.
6, &eupon bar uoarbeibet IN mutt nbitpret
BamFet, Der fables u5anen Seroes", bptlten
ban oil ienoe frit til ale paa Mnmoontng.
@eno efter ben, ben p1l bore en- 9. u. u.
Soupeuir.
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THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. Minneapolis ,l OMAHA
NJ
Chicago and Northwestern RAILWAYS,

Tilbpoer ben bebite Beforbrtn9 % bru9et
ben ~fprteite Eib af ale 2tnier meDem ct.
Saul os gbicaao % 1aeuem ct. Hanl, 9iout
Stir, Smaba, 9es Moines os &auias gitp.
Baa alle Sr9n ct Der Sopepo9ne % | Omaha
os &anias gttp fan @eiien ! 9sbet Of en-
9anife tort Tto fortiettes til @teber | Cali
fprnien. "9be 8obal @oufe" er ben be-
fienbte "Sbprt Sine" til Chicago. Sn9ea
Ombptnin9 al 8pane; BiIetter al ale &las.
fer bpnpreres. 50 Tren ON 9ogen bper
Sci, uoitpreoe meo be melt ele9ante BuQmaR
Sppepogne % mooerne @piiepo9ne, paa
bpilfe alt bpa6 Marstioen bar at bpbe paa at
6rugter % oelifate eager bliner fernereoe
til rtmeli9e Briier. 9i4{e Spiiepogne paa
"Sbe &pDal &oute" er, bbab &onfort %
elegance an9aar, be ppperligfte | 8erben.
SCENT oenne Suite til 9ufntb, A1bIanb %
ale @teoer runbt 2afe 6uperipr ira ct
Yaul, Minneapolis, gan Claire, @iouI City
o9 ale andre Stationer / Sbb % Rt. AReS
Erenet fBl9er om 9a9ea fSrfte 3losfeS
gosne, om 0atten Sope0osne, iom lite be.
bpnes ombnttet. S Nfblano tommer bet
@erbeben al Sc, 8. g. l. q. 9ren. Der If
rer til Sernn1inerne.
@igb bine BiQetter paa Chicago, q. $aIAI
Minneapolis & Omaha 8anea % ea ID ~
angre bet.
Biletter tilialss bos ale 1se.tg.
Sor Starter % arben habnrextRs 4ea'
7. W. TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. & IayLLegeA, l. Il. N1111R
Asst. Gen Pass. At. osnl 1sskst At.
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9QnltQrf.

- @n np &irfe / @sbiers nermer Jig
MI meb ra1fe @fribt fin Sulofprelie.
= Yaitor Dalboff / 5orenins meo
nosle @nbre %arbejoer iprist for Dprettelz
len al ct Dranferaipl / &jpbenbapn.
= st MT po(itiif %llseblab, u9en
ban1fe 6olfepen", ubfonlmer fra Otto
Der. &ebaftpren er Ganb. mag. Sob.
Otto1 en.
- &eftor 8lidert / Corr. bat forbuot
@leperne paa Mfabemiet at fipbe oeres
8pger bos 8usbanoler Spesaarb, foroi
ban er Ben1tremanb.
- Sen banife, ,gicilie" ftpbtei Sea-
nalen mellem @ngtano % 5ranfris
Spnbass iammen meb ben enselife
Camper uNew gitp", Ntten al 8eietz
ninsen paa uGicilie" brufnebe.
- @n Scarf / @topitrup os nosle
Yiser ere blepne afbenteoe o9 arreitereoe
al @enbarmerne, iorbi be unber en- Sfatz
teuopantnins bapoe fplbt Sosnefosoens
Treifo meb 8anb % bans Sue meb
@bler, builfe iibfte Sosnefosoen life
forimaaebe men fiat i 2ommen.
= Sen befjenbte SITTER Cars &ruie /
@fasen = bet er bann, Der itaar FORFEIT
paa Mid. Nnders Maleri paa Minnea~
polls l1bitiIinsen, .8il ban flare YDnz
ten", - bar mi after rebbet to Mennez
lfeliu. S ct 9errens SER tos ben enc
Manb ub paa Ssen / en- lille So0e os
traf to fentreoe Spmenb op at Banbet.
= gn 5amilie paa 5 Berloner bpreoe
en- &ubIf til en- Eur no 40 Stranbpejen.
No9le al benz bolot Taler, Mnore fang
Salmer, os Den enc 5en morebe fig meb
at iprinse no os IND / go9nen. 9tlliblt
blep bet 8ulfen for broget, os ian figrte
belle 6amilien til &ommunebospitalet,
buor be blep inblatte paa @aleafbelin=
gen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
Yrobtbtttoa tat, siemnemf>res
@ep. Or. 6optpppb Drforb Georgia

@ep. Dr. 9oppOob Drforb Georgia.
Der er life en- Manb i Georgia, ineb
libt, &ienbifab til Gorboloene, uben at
ban pe6 Yrobibitions gountierne bar
9%iennemfprt 2opeu liseiaa ftrenst (for
at iise bet minbite) Tom nose1 anoen
2op. acknowledgements ipste peb St
e,mpler at uiie, at 2ouen / andre Stater
uuar mulis at sjennemfsre, hos os bar
bet piit fig, at bnor Der er moralif Mob
NOT til at anta9e 2open, er ber o9iaa
moralif &raft moi til 1T slennemfpre
ben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07

% linens = unoerpis benz ON, at Burlington
bar nplis forlast en- elegant % fornpielis
BOG 20 Ba8tner falbet Slate DRAWINGS for
Doun9 6olfs". Ser er fplot at Settler i5e9=
ming fra Berm til Yerm, Der Tan fplges paa
9aulen fra bet .rinsefte til bet melt panifelise
bog iaa let forflaret at builfeniombelit Barn
tan ~foritaa bet. GGore ug Nebre ituloe
ienbe fire Gents / SrimGrfe til %. S. ..
&enpon, @ener. Basianser Ngent ,9be BUR
ltnston" ct. Saul Wtnn. % .faa trit TIL
ienot meb pmsaaenbe Yoft ct gremplar at
ySlate Dramin9s."
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Stapanser Brenoepinsiamlas.
Dmietnin9en al Branbepin | minore
Salg END 40 2iter bar | 1886 7O,O2s
mob 1914 Sitter / 1885. Nf Dl iol9z
ties 1866 6laifer mob 1866 6laifer
Il 1885.
Mettofortjeneiten oar 26,O17 Ser.
Baa l1bifinnfninsfteoerne ouerboloes
COB Drben, iaa Der meset ifjeloen tier
Brub paa Samlasets Droensrealer.
Ser arre1terebes 251 Yerioner for
8eruielie, bporaf " a Ooertaois be-
rulebe.
- Gn Norbmanb reboet peb en- lift
Barfs 6orlis / ben lDblise Del at Ntz
lanterbapet. Sc iibite enselife 8labe
brinser en- rpitenbe 8eretnias ON 5or=
liiet al en- lift Barf Star Of Scetia"
paa 5alflanbsBerne. Sen bar paa
@ei1e fra ct. Srancisco til Queenstown.
Manblfabet ipste 2anb | Baabene; ben
enc Tom bel ilanb, ben anben berimoo
fantreoe sientasne @anse, og at oenne
Baabs 8eiatuins blep fun to reobet;
ben enc al bis1e fees at bebe Martin
Dlien Get m%iifienoelis norif Naun)
% er ben, iom bar brast Undertaking
ON 6orlilet til 2iperpool.
= "9alpfasieforreninsen". ut life
ben MI iterft fremtrebenbe Npsterbeoz
bepeselie os ben at FANNIE fulste 9en=
bens til at nesre &et til llbials os llo<
ifianfnins al Spirituoia altio opnaar
fit Maal itaar life til at neste. $ 2ilz
l%eitrpmmen bat iaaleoes Trangen til
@pirituoia fremfalot 9annelien at esen
Screening uSalufasieforeninsen", bpis
Meolemmer fisber ] &asie ab @ansen
fra &riltiania, 1om be berefter brinser
Up paa Sernbanelinjeu os foroeler mel
lent fig. Om Soreninsens 8eifafenbeo
fan man formentlis sisre fig Ell Sore
fitting, uaar a bsrer, at Der paa
Samlinssplaoien ensan9 blep opilaaet
&esler fur Soreninsen bl. a. saaenbe
lo paa, at in9en funbe blipe Weolem
forinben ban bapbe fprteret for minoit
100 &roner i Spirituoia.
- Omfommen. 5or ct Ear Gage
iiben fom bcnueo Sen9etio en CANNED
Bigger til en- Ylaos / 8erum, buor ban
bab ON 9uslp. Tiltroos for, at Der al
6usbonoeu bar neolagt Jorbuo MOB at
butte Dmitrejfere, fit bog ben samle Sob
til at ligge / 2aoen. Tiolig neite
Morsen gift Ylaosbruseren cp paa 2aaz
ben ior at bente noset &ebifab; ban iaa
life noset til ben 9amle og fanot bam
beler life / De peo Sioen lisaenoe 2aoer;
lbenfor Bpsninsen laa berimob 2iset
al bam. 9a 2%aapebpren Dor luffet ubz
mao man antase, at Manoen
bar lpst at tomme ro sjeunem en- @lugz
9e / @nben al 2aapen, pmtrent II Mlen
fra @ulpet os berfra CT iteset neo i Ell
al ca. 10 Mlen. 9opeoet bar iaa
iterft f%orilaaet, at BET er i~anoipnlist, at
ban er itupt no paa 9opeoet. Sen gamle
bar albeles ufjenot.
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Ilbama Brobibitioniit:
Nrbeibet bar ite9et 100 Yrocent / De
Counter / Georgia, bpor Hrobibitionen
er antat. 6orretnin9sfolfet er MI Yroz
b%ibitioni1ter as a matter of buseness
o9 unores bare paa, at be lite fbr funbe
inbie, at be Ben9e Der bruses paa Gu
loonen tilfommer Dem, Der sipr FABIAN
5orretnins, iom 9iper Baluta for Hen-
gene. Solicit iparer mi Yense oa penter
paa Dasen naar be ifal flptte IND / Suie
be lelp e,er.
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Norge.

= Yaitor 2ars Oftebal bolbt Sore
bra9 , @todbolm / Smmam,elsfirten
ben II Sept. &irfen tar operfplot.
- 6unoet Sig. Set IND for lllpeen
/ pitre Nter fanotes for ct Yar Sage
iioen 2i9et al en- amtrent 60 Mar CANT
mel ubefienbt Manb.
- Gattigarbeios9aaroe. Sanien for
Oprettelien at 5attisarbeiossaara at
pere / Stisnins. uueniafer 9erreosz
itDrelle bar iaaleoes oslaa nj belluttet en-
FABIAN oprettet.
- 8ejanlesset Tansen 8roi @nebat
til Nmtssrentieu MOB @maalenenes Nmt
er for ct Yar Dase iiben iom farb1st
aFeperet al @tatens @ejpeien til Nmtsz
ueipei enet.
- Ner to CONNER @ne falbt forlez
ben Oppesarosbpsben efter ct poloiomt
Eoroenpejr, iom bros oper 8D9ben,
~itriper u9aloen. Sneen laa til naite
Sag.
- 8arf1tibet vMarte'', &apt. Ol1en
al Irenoal paa &eiie fra Newporf til
Dlter1gen msb getroleum itranbe ben 6
Sept. peo 9ile / Nerbeoeu at Manz
bal. ..
- Sept Nrbejbeaf Nu9u1t 5trinobers.
Sprselpilet r5aberen" er ifelse ipenite
Blabe MI unber 9rptnins i 9eliinsbors
os oil om tort Tib uofomme paa Diter'
limb & Sos berperenbe 5orlas.
- 9il &arlsbab, buor Dor &irtemiz
hitter oil opbOlbe fig / 5erierne, sr /
oisie Gage, ifslse u@. #. g., anfomz
men ben ruiiife @eianot peo bet belsiite
9of, 5prit SEQ urniom os ben ~espptilfe
6priteminifter Nubar Yaida.
- 5lere bunbre 5attisfolf ct ueb ben
itore 8ranb paa Baaleresnen blepen
blottet for aft bpao be baubs. 8psier
er ubbenste forat afbjelpe Mpben. Yaa
9ammerborss Suppefjbtfen blep oer ubz
belt @uppe til be 8ranolibte. Neiten 400
inbfanbt fig.
S &unitforeninsen / Stapanser er
uoitiQet Malerier At ST. &olfts: ,5ra
9aroanser" os rStalienif Yersola",
Yb. 8arlas: v5ra Norbeimiunb, 9ar~
bangor, Sotob 6. Gsmme: ,@n
Stnbie", st 8ortret" {, Stately Oe
SRA 9sniesaaroeu", ". 8. Mpller os
.. 8aIeien.
- &onen Dime 9pines Shorthand Der
baabe al Duerret o9 l1nberret blep bemt
uifplbis / Nntlasen forat bape omtomz
met fin Wfanb meo Gift, blep ogiaa al
Qsieiteret frifjenbt peb en- Stemme,
Manoen bboe e~fterat bape fpiit omtreni
5ieroeparten al en- 5~labebrsbleif ION
&onen bapbe bast.
= @n liben 8ise, Der i2brba9s blet
lenot afiteb at fisbe en- 6laife Dl os
bette Djemeb bauoe faaet meb fig er
Tomnaife, blep opmerfiom paa, at ben.
ne lite bar sanife tom. Gun tos fig
berfor en- Slurf at 5laifen, men blet
ftrar beftis ips, oa benne iaoebolol
Cub. (Rriiiania,)
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MarSm toE

Sci i~fanbinapiife 6eueslelIfab fu
TotalafbOlb | Minneiota bolber fit 2bei
Marsmgbe ben
12oe % 1899 oftober
Minneapolis.
MQe 6oreninser bBr beige Deputereoe
til Msoet, iaalebes iom &onit,tutioneu
foreitriper nemli9 foruoen ben enc o91ao
en- for bpert bunbre Meblemmer Sore
ninsen teller.
Me Oele9ater % @ieiter til Mpoet
maa inareft mulist unberrette @etreteren
ON tit &omme.
NQe Goreninsers Sefreterer bgr forub
inbienoe Delesaternes Befulome9tiael1e
iaa 2iiten ouer ftemmeberettisebe Tan
oere farbis peo Msbets Mabnina.
Da minneapolis l1bfiQins er
aaben iamtiois % @eiien til % fra re-
oucert til 2 u 3 c. pr. Wail baaber ri, at
mango baabe inbmelbte % ubenfor1aaz
enoe 5orenin9er oil lenbe @ie1ter til
Mgbet.
Sbeo. Wetmeftao, q. H~IStelano,
Sprmano. GefretRr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
Sra M%rbeiosmarten.
No0le pelutettte Orb til 4lfboIoS.
toilet.

Som befIenbt afbolber Minuelota Nf,
bolosielifab tit Marsmpbe, ben II % 1a
Oftober.
9ette Mpbe pil blipe al life rin9e
8etponina for N~fbolbsiasen i fin !Sel=
beo, % ipic,elt 70, MinneiOtas peotom=
menbe.
Tbi beriom Der life paa bette Mpbe
Tan blioe siort uo9et for, at Der fan bl1pe
Ell mere alminbeti9 Tilllutnin9 til Selz
lesiellfabet at DC lofale Joreninser, iaa
oil bet frembeles BLUE umuli9t for Gel
ifabet at funne arbtibe meb ben &raft oe
@ner9i lom set er npopeno,st ON ben
Mfbolosbeueselie, Der for Tioen 9aar
9iennem bort Soft ifal blioe frugtbart
for Nfboloslasen; tbi man maa bog
inbie, at ct bel ~orsaniiert 5~ellesarbeioe
er aloeles n%sbpenbist, om Nfbolbsiasen
nosen @ans ifal naa frem til Seier ouer
@aloontrafiffen.
9bab iom er Narias / at 5elleslelz
1fabet bibinptil bar bant iaa liben Tilz
1lutnins er life 1aa soot at pibe. Ifz
bo1os= 8labet i Chicago paapeser, at
bet mulisens er Selifabets 8eitprelie
iom life bar eiort fin Blist, os at be fra
Sel1fabet ubienote N9enter eQer Talere
muliaens life bar peret fpalifiereoe o9
bp9tiee net til at fu11e bebrin9e 5orz
enineerue Operbepisnin9 um bet npopenz
bise / Eililutnins til Selitabet.
Seq antaser at 5allesielifabets 8e:
itprel1e er piQis tilat inbremme At Nrbeiz
bet osiaa fra beres SIDE burbe bore
brepet meo itsrre &raft. Nen ri faar
bu1fe paa at ri bibinbtil bar peret ngbz
FACET til at babe en- 8eftDrelie, bois
Meblemmer bar baut sanite andre
Spsrssmaal, iom beres esentlise @jerz
ming, os at De / Acknowledged bar peret
laa optaset al oenne, at bet er forbolbs>
pis oanIfe liben 9ib be bar funnel afie
9eGesIelIfabets Snteresie.
Ds berlom 8eitprelien bar ensaseret
Weno til at arbeibe / Selifabets Eienez
ite, Tom bar paret minore toalifiereoe
~
os minore bestise, til at uofpre arbeiz
BET, faa er Slariasen Simpslben Der,
at De mere fpalifiereoe os mere bpstise
lite bar at faa, ialfalo paa De 8etinselz
fer 1om GeQesIelifabet tunoe bpoe.
Sfal ri altiaa pente mere Nrbe.be al
@el5fabets Beitprelie, % ifal ri fao
bpatisere Golf til at arbeioe Selifabets
3ieneite, iaa maa Gfbolosforeninserne
fomme @ellfabet mere til 5ielp, os itst=
tie bets Beitrebelier baaoe peo arbeioe
% Bibras til Datfelie at be nosifter, ION
oil pore forbuubne bermeo. Deriom
Minneiota omfrins 70 Nfbolbsforenin.
oer pilbe fommte me6 / Nrbe.bet iiteoet.
for be 13 1om MI bar iluttet fig til Gel:
5fabet, 1aa ifulbe Der tuuoe sisres ct sau'
5fe anieelist Nrbeioe TOR Nfbolosiasens
6remure ber / Minneiota.
Sea pilbe berfor sierue anmooe bpe'
eneite Mtbolosforenins / bele Minn. on
at ienbe minbft l Delesat fra bper 5or'
enine til bet foreftaaenoe Garsmsoe; a
bo ON mulist buer enefte Screening fun=
De pere repreienteret, for at bisfuter'
sascu, fatte 8eilutninser % sribe ia
paa Nrbetbet meo fornnet Sper. Sal
% piie / 9anblins at ri mener meyer
Ting meo slfbOlosarbeibet % lite laoe'
bet 6ele saa Up / 5fris os @fraol, be
life bar nosen gerbens Betponins TO
Sfbolosiagen.
~ Sept. 1887.
gbr. Ytrebus.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-10-07
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% COB 8etalins, enten be leper paa Garm
eler i Bp. 9ilifrip yIbe Cooperative Sn@
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Mboresie: q. .. Bog 549,
Winnenpolis. Ninn.